Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.


extra. IS 90iG4 10; Supertne, & SO@3 D.
WHEAT-The situation has shaped favorably
for the selling interest in more ways than one
during the past week. Prices have advanced
and the demand has been of somewhat positive
character. The disposition to realize has been
anything but pronounced, while the lack of of
fe1lngs has perhaps been one OF the main
causes in giving buoyancy to values. Inquoting
the market firm at 81 STOOL 40 q ctl, ii may
be pertinent to remark that holders of round
lots ask 81 AZ q ctl for deliveries alongside
ship.
BARLEY-Firmness is amore notable feature
| in feed descriptions. Sales of choice were re-
corded this morning on open Change at soc e
ctl, which is a good index of the situation. For
anything at all desirable size is the asking
figure, with no inclination to make concessions.
Brewing continues slow of movement with no
rent for some time. The full range may be given
at 95c@Sl or q ctl. Some holders of fancy
lots ask 81 10, but that price is above the views
OF purchasers just at present. Chevalier remains
about stationary. Stocks of choice quality are
not of large magnitude, having been reduced
OF late by purchases on export account. Quo
table at 81 20Gl 25 for Standard fair to good
bay, Sl@l III; fair to good coast S5G90c
q ctl.
OAT5-1he market is in good shape for sell
ers, the demand for feed purposes being active
lots on the wharf on which round buyers could
likely obtain moderate concessions. so as to
avoid storage expense to owners. We quote: No
Feed d 81 81 1S q 90 No 81 81 $ S5s 40 Mil
| so for common, and 81 S5@1 As q ctl for good
to choice.
CORN-Arrivals from the lower coast continue
moderate. Trade as rule is somewhat quiet,
but the tone of the situation is a trihe
stronger than it was week ego Quota
bic at 81 174 for large Yellow, and 81 20
al 221a for small; White, 81 2215d1 % n ctl.
CRACKED Questionable at S25@27 y ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S25@27 n
ton; fine kinds for the table. in large and small
packages, 219ei254e q ID.
on GAKE MEAT-OuOtohia at nor to,,
for old process and S27 30 2 ton for new process
at the mills.
sEEDs-The low price lately ruling in this
market for Yellow Mustard attracted attention
from abroad ana caused orders for shipment di-
rect to England. Two vessels that have cleared
for Liverpool within four days took an aggre-
CRATE of 32S 600 cts of Mustard Seed. Moderate
export trade would soon lower stocks to nom
inal amount. We quote: Mustard. Brown,
81 50el3; Yellow, IL SOL 80 > ctl; Ca
nary, S@Szac; Hemp, $14G4c; Rape, 115@214c;
p ctl.
MIDDLINGs-Fai business at steady prices
Quotable at sl9a20 q ton.
HA1-NalueS are well sustained as receipts are
not large. Choice Wheat, Sl7 50@lS; Dat, Si2@I5;
Wheat and Dat, Sl4@l7; Barley. Sl0dl3 so;
Alfalfa, slS@i3 so q ton.
sTRAW-Good to choice is quotable at 4O@55c
q bale.
H0PS-There is no buying except to fill or
ders, and even then prices are so limited that
sales are necessarily small because holders win
III.
which is about SC 2 ID for the best. From &c to
l0c 2 Ii is the asking range.
BRAN-Product moves off with fair freedom
Quotabe at SIS 506D16 SO q ton.
RYE-This article is in light supply and is
firmly held at higher prices, say So 10 = ell.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 1901 81 p ctl
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotable at s2l@22 p
P0TATOES-Sweeta are lower. River Red and
Early Rose are both a shade easier. We quote
as follows: River Reds, 50@55c Petalumas,
T11N oil nj,
Burbank Seedlings, 75cGsl %; Early Rose, 659
zoe; Peerless, 6O0S0c; Sweet, SOL 25 p ctl.
oNi0NS-Unchanged. Good to choice, $50
90c; inferior, SOC to 60c n sack.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Blackeye, 81 rs to
81; Niles, 81 40(d1 60; Green, 81 5OGl 70 r ctl
BEANS-The demand for White varieties is
not so pressing as Il short time ago, but offerings
are not so great as to create any very marked
depression in the general feeling. We quote
Bayos, s2@2 50; Butter, g 50t92 75; Pink,
9 .; Red, s292 %; Lima, 81 40@2 Co; Pea.
81 90 ~ IS: Small White 81 6062 IS q ctl
NLGETABLES-There is a fair representation
again Of Tomatoes, but they are less in favor,
and range in price from soc to 81 per box. The
market is but moderately supplied with the few
Squash, SECS z ton; Turnips, slG1 p Z ctl Beets,
l5c9SI q sack; Carrots, i0960c; PaIsnips,S 81 $50
| 90 = etl; Cabbage, SlaS1 % 4 ctl; Garlic, IA
o2c y ID; Dry Peppers, eGl9a; Dry Okra, 159
20c = ID.
FRUIT-Apples at the moment make the more
Liberal display, both domestic and Oregon pro-
only bring top figures. Pears are slow of sale
lutte attention being given to ANYTHING but a
prime article. Grapes drag badly at 50cGS1 %
q box. Tropical fruits are in fair supply the
exhibit of Pineappes being somewhat liberal
Panama, Mexican and japanese Oranges con-
tinue to be features of the market Arrivals of
California Oranges have been small as vet and it
will likely be another month before the market
will be extensively furnished. There are some
fine Persimmons on the market. but there is no
standard quotation, as the fruit meets with poor
ia -or dealers s-ptdOm inc an off
quote coDsignments as follows: Apples. 50cG6
81 so q box; Lady Apples 81 SOL rs per box;
Pears, 50cGSl 90 2 box; California Oranges So 30
@3 30 y box; Navel s9G6 = box; Panama Or
anges 81 50@3 q case; Sweet Mexican Oranges.
SS@3 % 2 b9x; Unshiu Oranges, Japan,
s. 1892 % z quarter box; Mexican Lines. s5@7
and 81 25@2 rs 2 large box; Lemons, Sicily,
.696 50; Bsnaras, 81 50c3 so p bunch
Pineapples, 81 30 "A 4 dozen; Cranberries SIG
IL 80 . Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Raisinse continue to 90 forward
East. Trade at the moment is slow, however for
most descriptions. The demand this season has
been unusually good, and stocks have been
pretty well reduced Prices, generally, are firm.
with advancing tendency Sun-dried Apples,
SC p b for sliced and &c for quartered
Al5sn Cried iP SIeacbed hpF so ds1 lSo for
Blackberries. II@i4c: Figs, 5a6c for pressed;
5G4c for impressed: smyrna Figs I21SGI4c
for layers. and 9taIoe for Kegs: Necta rines
"a Peaches ls@22]ze for peeled and s9loe
SC for sliced; machine-6ried, 9GT1c; Piums |
9@l0Lc for pitted and &c for unpitted; Ger
man frunes, SG9c; French Primes, s6tl1c . n;
Raisins, London Layers 81 1922 = box. with |
s5G75e advance for fractions. Common, 81 25G |
so = box
HoNEY-Stocks have mostly passed from first |
lands. We quote: Comb white, l26l4c; |
.1tra white, 15@l7e: dark, 91Ilc: Extracted |
lear white, 7GSc; amber, 61zd7c candied |
5z0S5zc p b.
BufTER-Receipts of fresh roll are not spe- |
tally heavy. but the supply Is gradually increas-
ng. The demand does not keep pace with ar
1yals and the market naturally shows lack of |
trength Ter such descriptions Atpresent prices
etailers take no more than enough to meet i'm
nediate wants. as 1t is but a question of time
When lower prices win prevail, and nobody wants
nueh STOCK on hand when such an event occurs
'ickled roll and arkin qualities are in demand Mt
tesdy rates. We quote as follows Fancy, 45c:
GOD 10 choice, @2lz34lc- fair. 321ZG371sc
mixed lots i7g2lc; ankir, S0@S25ze ior fancy.
31zftac Ter good. AMI 15S1sc : n for poor 10
air; picked roll, 32%0GL%c > D. Eastern ITS5 |